The membrane lipids form lipid bilayers that are relatively poorly permeable. What kind of property do...

The membrane lipids form lipid bilayers that are relatively poorly permeable. What kind of property do the membrane lipids have that makes them form such lipid bilayers?

Describe the membrane structure, which is also called the liquid mosaic structure.

Cholesterol belongs to the sterols, which is a subset of the steroids. What is cholesterol used in the cell, and what kind of compounds does cholesterol precede?

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